Project Almanac Reviews

Issac 2022-03-24 09:02:07

How many cameras are there in total? My logic is also messed up. . . Discuss the beginning and the end. Because the ending is really unclear. . . First of all, it should be noted that except for the end of the film, the protagonist changes his own life, that is, travels back and returns. To...

Travon 2022-03-24 09:02:07

In 2015 "Yearbook Project", I thought it was similar to time travel, which was pretty good, but then it became the feeling of the butterfly effect, but there was no sense of powerlessness to fate of the butterfly effect, in exchange for all kinds of forced death I feel, (Isn't the protagonist's IQ...

Sandrine 2022-03-24 09:02:07

The score of this film is low. Although it is similar to the butterfly effect, I feel it is more rigorous. There is a huge loophole in the butterfly effect 1, but there are no loopholes in the development of the entire line in this film. It belongs to returning to the past to change the follow-up...

Drake 2022-03-24 09:02:07

There are quite a few bugs in this film. 1. My father has a camera that couldn't exist ten years ago. This is a handheld digital model, and cameras in his father's day were much larger than this, so they should have wondered at first why there was such a new model in his father's junk. 2. Cameras...

Therese 2022-03-24 09:02:07

My point of view is based on the fact that the time machine that the hero burns is the one he made, not the prototype. If it is a prototype, it burns, how can he come back, and if he can't come back, how can it be burned? The grandmother paradox. The following is the explanation of the ending: 1....

Amani 2021-12-18 08:01:15

In "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Age of Mutants" (57 minutes and 31 seconds), you can clearly see the film's poster. The video of the plane crash in the film comes from a news video (26 minutes 59 seconds of the forced landing flight) in the movie "Crash Landing Flight" (2012). During the toy...

Marcelino 2021-12-18 08:01:15

At the end of the film, the male protagonist traveled back to his childhood birthday dinner and saw his father. He naturally took the scene of the film and started to want to meet his father, but found that time and space are disordered, and the past and present time and space are intertwined...

Tyrel 2021-12-18 08:01:15

At the end of the movie, the siblings found two cameras, one was discovered by the younger sister and only recorded the birthday party. The other one was obviously left by the male protagonist when he traveled back to the past. But the problem is that when the male protagonist traveled back to the...

Brent 2021-12-18 08:01:15

"The Yearbook Project" uses pseudo-documentary footage that swings from side to side and up and down to perfectly connect classic screen stories such as "Time Machine", "Back to the Future" and "Butterfly Effect", which has aroused people's sigh and sigh of the impermanence of the world. Thinking...

Geovanny 2021-12-18 08:01:15

As a pseudo-documentary, the subject matter about travel and time machine is not novel. Sister Christina, the pig's feet sister, recorded everything with a video camera, which vividly proves that this is not a southern dream, and at the same time runs through the development of the film. ....e